Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27
SOCIETY NOTES.
r Butte's Society People Enjoyed
themselves During the Week
Just Closed.

themselves During the Week
Just Closed.
Brilliant Gathering at the Closing hol
the Eyer-PopuIar Highland socia
club.
u,:.bout doubt the most brilliant affair
,.ho season was the party given last Fri
sorsninpb v the Highland Club at Rem
:" Hall. About 70 people stripped the
IN. f.ntastic' over the shiny waxen foot
4hs music of Orton's Orchestra which
.oor,ed to nave surpassed itself in it's ex.
'snont rendition of popular airs. This be.
". +bo last of a series OF entertainments
"h;cb the club nave given during the win
~, and the first dancing party since the
l,a q, the Lenten season, it was much en-
:oved. There were more pretty dresses
~! than have been al any of the parties
".oriopsly the ladies all looking remarka9
bly, we'll. " s
Galley futile, Mr.. and Mrs. Linforth, Mr..
od Mrs. f. Siegel, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
a"nxnlee, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Davis. Mr.. and
nro Schaltzlein, Mr.. and Mrs. Calkins.
Mrs.. Geo. lockwood, Mrs. Dr.. Leavitt,
NJ ". W. Dixon, Mrs. Geo. Lindsey, Mrs.
nr' = Mahan, Mrs. Ames, Miss Lizzie
TTto,nton. Miss Marie Renouarc, Miss
Nav Casey, Miss Laura King, Miss Mary
TaiiIon. Miss Katie Hennessy. Miss Allie
uH'a,feId, Misses frankie and Laura Horst,
Wss Emma Irvine, Miss Ellen Meiklejohn,
Mss Hattie White, Miss Rosa Reed. Miss
uottje Evans, Misses Frances and Fred
lEs Kenyon, Miss Laura Baker, Miss
rsra Roberts. Prof. A. C. Newill, Mr.. Geo.
uT Mr.. Nebro, Mr.. J. F. Lansing, Mr.. j.
Long, Mr.. j.. E. Dawson, Mr.. P. J..
Rr-ophv, Mr.. w. w. Wilson. Mr.. Walter
Eing Mr.. C.. w. Goodale, Mr.. F. E. Sar-
pant, Mr.. w. Kelly, Mr.. W. Craig, Judge
4 fippincott, Mr.. John Forbis, Mr.. o. K.
lewis, Mr.. F.. Garden, Mr.. w. Orion, Mr..
Mr.. Persen, Mr.. c. E. Kester, Mr.. M. j..
Connell, DR.. Shultz, DR.. Holland, DR.. T. j.
Murray, Mr.. Eveleth, Mr.. Simons, Mr..
John O'Farrell and Mr.. G. Smith.
TIE COSTUMES.
Miss Lizzie Thornton wore cream colored
albatross and blue ostrich tips.
Miss Marie Renouard wore tea colored
silk combined with red velvet cOrsage bou-
Quet of fresh tea roses.
Miss Laura King, canary colored SILK
and brocade en- train. Corsage bouquet OF
red rosebuds.
Mrs. Shelly futile. black silk and lace.
Mrs. B.. F. Mahan, black merveilleux,
handsomely jetted.
Mrs. John Davis wore black silk.
Miss Mary Fallon, ecru lace, red sash
4 and flowers. |
Miss Kate Hennessy, white lace.
n. "a w nivnn hlrpo sill voIvof rnY1. L
hped with white surah.
Mrs. Geo. lockwood, ruby velvet and silk
irrisdescent trimmings.
Mrs. DR.. Leavitt, black lace over pink silk,
mink feather garnitures.
Miss Allie Warfield, cream surah en- train,
aperies of embroidered yane, lavender
trimmings.
Miss frankie Horst. black grenadine.
Corsage garniture OF pink tips.
Miss Laure Horst, black lace, yellow
chrysanthemums.
Miss Emma Irvine, white cashmere and
lace.
Miss Ellen Meiklejohn, white lace with
Miss Hattie White, violet blue with Law
ender trimmings.
Mrs. Linforth, a combination oflight and
dark brown cashmere embroidered.
Miss Rosa Reed, Nile green silk and bro
cnde front OF white jetted lace.
Miss Hattie Evans was elegantly attired
in a toilet of heliotrope colored satin, a
shade particularly suited to her style OF
beauty. The corsage was cut decellete and
edged with lace; no sleeves. She wore vio- .
lets. .
Mrs. l.. B. Brownlee, green velvet COM
bined with brOcaded green and red velvet. ]
Mrs. Schaltzlein wore q toilet OF hand =
some black lace. II
Miss Frances Kenyon, cream white silk =
en- train, corsage cut low and entire dress I
outlined with pearls. 4
Miss Fredricka Kenyon wore q handsome ,
costume of white lace. e
Mrs. Ames, black silk and lace, the rest ,
was of cardinal silk, Is
Mrs. Calkin's costume was OF white surah :
en- train, no sleeves. Trimmings OF lavend-
Mrs. E. SiegaD wore ruby velvet COM !
blned with yellow surah. /.
red flowers. i
Miss May Casey, heliotrope satin and :
Miss Clara Roberts, white lace over yel- !
low satin. :
SOCIETY IL
Mrs. John D. Thomas is visiting friends il
inCalifornia.
WalterLewis has been ON thesick list for I
several days. I
Major J. f Dawson will 60 East soon :
his family. =
Mr.. Frank Miles. OF Stuart, was in the i
city last week. T
Miss Nellie Stanley spent last week atthe i
Warm Springs.
Mr.. B. F. Mahan, OF Anaconda, is visiting b
riends in Butte. 3
The Rev. Mr.. Flint left last Wednesday !
or San Francisco. y
Wilbur F. Sanders has gone on a pros =
'ecting expedition. n
Mr.. w. H. Lockeart, OF Drummond, spent a
asst week in Butte. a
Mr.. L. W. Spencer, OF Helena, is visiting d
riends in the city. t
Miss Mary Fallon. Of Helena, is visiting r
Katie Hennessy. !.
Mrs. Geo. Lindsey (nee Long,, OF Ana |.
couda, is visiting in the city. !.
Mr.. T. w. Hayes, of Anaconda, was in !,
the city a few days last week.
Miss Nellie Stickles entertained q few t
riends last Thursday evening. t.
Mr.. G. f. Maule returned Thursday from n
! business trip to Philipsburg. n
:" TT IofSy hituoP S"NS N
nr party to a few friends last week. o
". l.. Hoge came up from Anaconda last
week and spent a few days in the city. y
Mr.. r. K. Hoge returned last Wednesday Il
a pleasant trip to San Francisco. La
Mr.. J. Kahnweiler is expected home to. n
morrow from a trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. Edward Knowlder contemplates a b
trip to the Soda Springs in a few days. q
Maude Granger's rendiction OF Camille at o.
he matinee yesterday was much enjoyed. y
Z. S. Murray returned home Thursday a.
rom a business trip to Anaconda and New ~
IL
Miss Sarah Jenkins will accompany her a,
PARENTS to the Flathead country next
L.,
Mr.. Geo. B. Temple. a representative OF fl
arson, Pierce, Scott & Co., of Chicago, is b,
D the city.
Mr.. John Noyes' residence will undergo ri
epairs this week and ar addition be added fe
o the parlor. La,
Mr.. NJ. Gensberper's sister arrived from &C
he East last week and will spend the sum- M
ner in Butte.
Mr.. Geo. Fl. Hill was over from Helena b.
asst week and WAS a guest of the Highland 10